Hawker Hardy
1934
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Hawker Hardy

The Hardy was a two-seat general-purpose biplane developed from the Hart. Production aircraft were built by Gloster Aircraft. The first 37 were powered by 391kW Rolls-Royce Kestrel IB engines, the remaining ten by more powerful Kestrel Xs. These served with the RAF, latterly as a communications type, until 1941.

Hawker Hardy


Specification 
 CREW2
 ENGINE1 x Rolls-Royce Kestrel IB, 395kW
 WEIGHTS
    Take-off weight2270 kg5005 lb
    Empty weight1450 kg3197 lb
 DIMENSIONS
    Wingspan11.35 m37 ft 3 in
    Length9.02 m29 ft 7 in
    Height3.23 m10 ft 7 in
    Wing area32.33 m2348.00 sq ft
 PERFORMANCE
    Max. speed259 km/h161 mph
    Ceiling5180 m17000 ft
 ARMAMENT2 x 7.7mm machine-guns

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